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In the short story "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that unassuming appearances can often have imperfect realities 

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In the short story "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that unassuming appearances can often have imperfect realities 

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In "The Poets Husband" by Molly Giles, Giles uses the performance of poetry and the dialogue (or lack thereof) to highlight the abusive relationship between a resentful and callous husband and an emotionally unstable wife who has been broken and hurt by the relationship.

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In The Poet's Husband by Molly Giles, the patriarchy's oppressive nature is portrayed through a wife's normalized pain and a husband's profound ignorance to destructive social norms.

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In "The Poet's Husband" by Molly Giles, the author suggests that people may not always act how they look

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In "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that even appearances can be deceiving: even unassuming people can be guilty of abuse.

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In the short story, "The Poet's Husband," the author, Molly Giles shows how resentment and envy can form when there is a lack of communication in a relationship.

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In the Poets Husband by Molly Giles, the author suggests the importance of honestly in a relationship, and how most of the time the shortcoming are hidden never to be seen.

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In “The Poet’s Husband” by Molly Giles, the author suggests that even in a seemingly loving relationship, partners can resent each other for the outside validation that the other gets.

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In the short story "The Poet's Husband," Giles suggests that you require a mutually beneficial relationship, or else, resentment will ensue.

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In The "Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that in a relationship there has to be equality, and that resentment can be a long lasting feeling that burden's one's life.

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In "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests the communication is key in a relationship through the displeasures both sides secretly hold.

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In the short story, The Poet's Husband, Molly Giles uses word repetition and the present tense to suggest that resentment inhibits essential communication and empathy within a relationship; ultimately leading to near-irrevocable damage to individual emotions.

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In the short story The Poet's Husband, author Molly Giles uses repetition from a warped perspective to show that often in abusive relationships, the abuser does not recognize their harmfulness and attempts to garner sympathy.

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In The Poet's Husband by Molly Giles. Giles floats the idea that abuse can hide under an excellent disguise

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In "The Poet's Husband", Giles suggests that lack of understanding in relationships can lead to suppressing true feelings without communication.

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In "The Poet's Husband", Giles emphasizes the importance of equality in a relationship, and how mutual understanding and respect are necessary qualities in fostering healthy, mutually beneficial connections.

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In "The Poet's Husband" by Molly Giles, Giles suggests that sometimes people are unable to change the way they treat people even if they feel guilty

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Molly Giles, in her short story "The Poet's Husband", suggests that in many relationships, there naturally exists an environment of desperate accomodation in the place of true communication.

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In "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that despite time past actions stay with each person in a relationship.

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In “The Poet’s Husband” by Molly Giles, the author suggests that abusive relationships take many forms, and their appearances are often deceiving.

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In "The Poet's Husband," Molly Giles uses insincere exchanges between the poet and her husband to show how people would often trap themselves in relationships that neither party wants.

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In "The Poet's Husband", author Molly Giles indicates that outward appearances can be deceiving, as it is unknown to others what occurs behind closed doors.

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In the short story "The Poet's Husband", Molly Giles suggests that resentment can stick with people and continue to impact and haunt their lives.

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In "The Poet's Husband, Giles says that sometimes simply listening is not enough, and one has to actively involve themselves to create a healthy relationship